Builders See X Death Booms Housing Industry
Builders expect easier terms for new homes after Regulation X ends, hoping a revived housing boom. Banks remain cautious as two thirds financing and tight money limit conventional mortgages. Rising rates and Fed restraint may curb a renewed surge despite lower down payments from FHA and VA. Alexander Summer predicts removal of controls will boost construction.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Federal Housing Agency
Veterans Administration
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Alexander Summer
Newark
N. J
Happy Is The Day When Backache Goes Away
Nagging backache loss of pep and energy headaches and dizziness may be due to slow down of kidney function. Doctors say good kidney function is very important to good health. When stress and strain slow this function, many suffer. Try Doan's Pills a mild diuretic used by millions for over 50 years to relieve discomfort and flush out waste.
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Dean
Doan
Train strikes man at Market St Canton crossing
A slow moving Pennsylvania Railroad switch engine struck and killed a man at the Market St crossing in Canton on Tuesday. The victim was identified tentatively as Norman White of Canton, about 60.
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Canton, O
Pennsylvania
Market St
Norman White
Canton
Relief for piles offered by Petersons Ointment ad
Millions over four decades report fast relief from itching and burning piles using Petersons Ointment a cooling soothing astringent formula. Ad claims relief aids sleep and satisfaction with a money back guarantee available in 40c and 70c at all druggists.
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Peterson
Adv
Beasts Wild and Tame 27 Article 30 Covered Passageway
A concise entry lists cryptic clue style definitions including beasts wild and tame, passages and passageways, and an array of crossword style hints such as chicken, beard of wheat, metropolis, and more.
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Moth Carey
Metropolis
Beer and Cigarette Makers Next On TV Probe List
Rep Harris says leading beer and cigarette advertisers will be called before a congressional committee to explain radio and television promotion techniques. Hearings focus on misleading advertising and programs with crime or immorality to decide if new laws are needed. Industry officials defend local autonomy and self regulation under FTC standards.
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Washington
Harris
D-Ark
Opence
Ralph W. Hardy
National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters
Federal Trade Commission
Hardy
Thad H. Brown Jr
Car strikes 75-year-old Charles Metzger near Columbus
A vehicle fatally injured Charles Metzger, about 75, near Columbus Tuesday. Police reported the accident details unclear in the fragment, noting the victim's identity and rough location.
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Columbus
Charles Metzger
Appointment of Administrator for Ella M. Sullivan Estate
Notice in Case No 26721 announces Mary C. Sullivan of Middletown Ohio appointed administrator of the Ella M. Sullivan estate. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated August 29 1952. Attorneys Jo H. O Finkelman and Fred Ross.
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Ella M. Sullivan
Mary C. Sulliv
Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
H. O. Finkelman
Fred Ross
UD Offers New Short Program In Technology
The University of Dayton will offer an abbreviated program in mechanical technology this fall. Director Donald C. Metz says the 35 semester hour, evenings-only program trains employed product or tool designers. It mirrors the regular two-year mechanical technology courses and lets full-time workers complete the program in two years by attending three nights weekly, with options for drafting design, mechanical maintenance, and testing roles.
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University of Dayton
Donald C. Metz
Th Technical Institute
Technical Institute
101 Living Units Empty In Cincinnati
Postmaster Charles J. Bocklet reports there are 101 living units empty in Cincinnati. The note touches on service field tool engineering and selection of methods tools or machines for economical production.
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Cincinnati
Charles J. Bocklet
Cincinnati reports on vacant units and rent control lapse
Bocklet will present to City Council today the status of 1,101 vacant units in Cincinnati and other factors on whether rent controls shall lapse after September 30 or be continued. Frost is not frozen dew.
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Cincinnati
Bocklet
Curtis L. Shilling Killed in Columbus Area Crash
In Bellefontaine a Columbus man Curtis L. Shilling was killed today in a traffic accident near the city. The report notes a separate line about tea price changes in England.
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Bellefontaine
Curtis L. Shilling
Columbus
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